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As the pandemic hit the world the UK placed orders with several laboratories in the hope that a vaccine would be found to help stem the tide.
The UK was one of the first to approve of some vaccines.
The UK has invested heavily in these products.
Then along comes the EU flexing its weight and muscle to declare that they, the EU, are not getting what they asked for, were promised.
So this is how the picture looks in real terms.
I am in a restaurant and have ordered my meal and am waiting to be served.
In comes the EU and insists on jumping the queue and being served before me because he's bigger than me.
The EU were behind the UK in approving the vaccines, they also placed their orders much later than the UK (we wont mention the side deal done by the Germans this will weaken the argument).
Now the EU is DEMANDING that it jump the queue and take for itself goods they didn't think it worth investing in before they were proved affective.
Gosh
Now isn't the EU a jolly neighbour to have?
The UK was one of the first to approve of some vaccines.
The UK has invested heavily in these products.
Then along comes the EU flexing its weight and muscle to declare that they, the EU, are not getting what they asked for, were promised.
So this is how the picture looks in real terms.
I am in a restaurant and have ordered my meal and am waiting to be served.
In comes the EU and insists on jumping the queue and being served before me because he's bigger than me.
The EU were behind the UK in approving the vaccines, they also placed their orders much later than the UK (we wont mention the side deal done by the Germans this will weaken the argument).
Now the EU is DEMANDING that it jump the queue and take for itself goods they didn't think it worth investing in before they were proved affective.
Gosh
Now isn't the EU a jolly neighbour to have?